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North Korean websites back online after shutdown
The Seattle Times
Key North Korean websites were back online Tuesday after an hours-long shutdown that followed a U.S. vow to respond to a cyberattack on Sony Pictures that Washington blames on Pyongyang. The White House and the State Department declined to say ...

Sony Attack Allegations Grow More Heated   CBS Local
North Korea faces major Internet disruption   Business Standard
China opposes putting DPRK situation on Security Council agenda   Xinhua
South China Morning Post (subscription)
Sky News
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Zimbabwe Artistes reflects on the year
NewsDay
CHRISTMAS is a day when Christians around the world celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ through worshipping, partying and other merrymaking. WINSTONE ANTONIO OWN CORRESPONDENT. The day is usually marked by gift giving, family and social ...

Countless Evildoers Have Tried To Destroy Christ But Failed   Crossmap (blog)
Keep the miracle of Christmas in your heart all year   Port Clinton News Herald
Is the infant Jesus an ally in reducing the cultural influence of Christianity?   Irish Times
The Missoulian
10TV
ChicagoNow (blog)
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Pakistan was warned about Peshawar school attack in August, says report
Firstpost
Peshawar: Government departments in Pakistan's Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province were warned of an imminent attack on the Army Public School months before the carnage unfolded in Peshawar on 16 December. Pakistan received a warning about the ...

Hamilton vigil mourns children slain in Pakistan school shooting   CBC.ca
Pakistan Was Warned About Peshawar School Attack in August: Report   NDTV
Pakistan to execute 500   Gulf Daily News
India Today
The Nation
The Punch
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Out-of-control lorry kills six shoppers in Glasgow
Irish Independent
A policeman carries a bunch of flowers near the scene of the crash in Glasgow. Andrew Milligan/PA Wire. Six people have been killed and eight injured after an out-of-control lorry ploughed into pedestrians in Glasgow city centre yesterday. Share. Facebook ...

Beneath the twinkling Christmas lights, a day of happiness turned to tragedy in a ...   Daily Mail
Bin Lorry Crashes Into Pedestrians Causing Fatalities And Casulaties   Getty Images
Police probe lorry death crash   Belfast Telegraph
BBC News
Herald Scotland
The Times (subscription)
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MH370 could have been shot down by US military, French airline CEO claims
AL.com
mh370.JPG View full sizeRelatives of Chinese passengers aboard missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 watch a TV news program about the missing flight as they wait for official updates from Malaysia Airlines at a hotel ballroom in Beijing, China, Tuesday, ...

Latest MH370 theory: Shot down by US   Stuff.co.nz
MH370 was 'shot down by US military', claims former French airline boss   RT
Flight MH370 shot down by US, says former airline chief   News24
Irish Independent
Belfast Telegraph
malaysiandigest.com
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Nigerian Police Beef Up Security Ahead Of Festive Season
Bernama
LAGOS, Dec 23 (Bernama) -- Nigeria's police authorities have beefed up security across the country to ensure a crime-free Christmas and New Year celebrations, Xinhua news agency reported. National police spokesperson Emmanuel Ojukwu said Monday ...

Bombs in north Nigeria bus station, market kill 27   IBNLive
Nigerian bomb attacks kill 27 and leave 60 wounded   Irish Independent
Nigeria: 2 Explosions Kill at Least 26   New York Times
Leadership Newspapers
DAWN.com
Daily Times Nigeria
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New York mayor Bill de Blasio calls for pause in protests after police killings
Daily News & Analysis
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio implored protesters on Monday to wait until after the funerals of two policemen shot dead in an ambush before resuming rallies that have roiled the city and beyond over the deaths of black men at the hands of police.
A Message From a Protestor and Former Cop: We Are Not Anti-Cop. We Are Pro ...   Huffington Post
O'Reilly Rips De Blasio: He 'Should Resign Today,' 'Has Disgraced The Office Of ...   Daily Caller
A mantra for our times: 'All lives matter'   Minneapolis Star Tribune
New York Times
The Globe and Mail
Daily Mail
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CBC.ca

Ambassador Alexander Darchiev: 'Crimea is Russia - once and forever'
CBC.ca
Russia will not change course in Crimea – but insists that diplomacy, not sanctions, will resolve the crisis, says Moscow's new ambassador to Canada. In an exclusive interview with CBC News Network's Power & Politics – the first since he assumed the post ...

US sanctions, Ukraine's pro-NATO drive poisoning relations with Russia ...   ITAR-TASS
'Sanctions are US weapon against self-determined countries'   RT (blog)
Medvedev: US Freedom Support Act to Mar Russia-US Relations for Decades   Sputnik International
RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
OpEdNews
Washington Post
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John Robertson: Momentum gathering for NSW leadership spill, Labor MPs say
ABC Online
New South Wales Opposition Leader John Robertson is facing growing internal pressure to resign after revelations he sent a letter to a government department on behalf of Martin Place gunman Man Haron Monis. Monis was killed after he held 17 people ...

NSW Opp leader pressured to resign: report   Herald Sun
Sydney gunman's wife 'unacceptable risk'   New Zealand Herald

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Female Soldiers Join China's First Infantry Battalion for UN Peacekeeping
Women of China
China's first infantry battalion to South Sudan is set for departure, marking the country's first infantry to participate in a United Nations peacekeeping mission. A rally was held on December 22 in the city of Laiyang in east China's Shandong Province.
Chinese troops ready to join Sudan Sudan UN force   BBC News
China sends 700 peacekeepers to South Sudan   seattlepi.com
CNPC, South Sudan in MoU to boost oil production   Business Recorder

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